Arrival and daily access
Test the route, drop-off, visitor access and practical entry at the time you would normally use it.
The Legends viewing companion
Leave the viewing with evidence—not just a feeling.
Use this private, device-saved scorecard during a physical or video viewing. Mark only what you actually observed, flag what needs evidence and carry the exact gap into your next decision.
Visit coverage
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Start with the arrival and work through the visit in sequence.
Arrival and context
Experience the location as a user, not as a pin on a map.
Noise at the right time
Pause inside and outside. Note roads, aircraft, construction, venues and mechanical noise.
View and privacy
Check present sightlines, nearby balconies and what may obstruct or overlook the unit.
Orientation and heat
Observe direct sun, shade and heat exposure instead of relying on the brochure direction alone.
Nearby works and access change
Identify visible construction, empty plots and temporary routes that may affect use.
Building operations
Test the shared experience that the unit cannot control.
Lobby and common areas
Look for upkeep, odour, damage, signage, access control and the consistency of shared spaces.
Lifts and waiting time
Test lift condition, peak-hour capacity and service-lift access where relevant.
Parking and bay access
Confirm the exact bay, dimensions, route, clearance and visitor parking assumptions.
Amenities as operated
Check actual access, opening status, condition, crowding and any usage restrictions.
Management and operations
Record visible maintenance standards and questions for building management or the owner.
Inside the property
Slow down and inspect how the home actually works.
Layout and usable space
Walk the furniture path, storage, circulation and room dimensions—not only total square feet.
Finishes and visible defects
Note cracks, stains, uneven floors, damaged joinery, doors, ceilings and recent cosmetic cover-ups.
Cooling and airflow
Test operation where permitted and note temperature, noise, odour, controls and vent condition.
Water and wet areas
Check pressure, drainage, sealant, leaks, moisture and signs of repeated repair.
Windows, doors and balcony
Test seals, locks and movement; inspect drainage, railings and exterior wear where safely accessible.
Facts to reconcile
Turn observations into specific evidence requests before an offer.
Furniture and inclusions
List exactly what stays, what is excluded and what must be documented in the agreement.
Occupancy and access facts
Reconcile vacant, owner-occupied or tenanted status with the evidence and handover assumption.
Service-charge evidence
Request the latest statement and separate evidence from an annual estimate.
Maintenance and warranty history
Ask for available records, active warranties, recurring defects and agreed remedies.
Permit and unit match
Match the reference, unit facts, published media and permit or QR record to the property viewed.
Private visit notes
Items to investigate
No investigation flags selected yet.
After the viewing
Turn the visit into the next controlled decision.
Send the property reference and status summary to The Legends, test an offer, or move the evidence requests into the deal room.
Personal viewing worksheet only—not a survey, snagging report, valuation, title or permit check, building inspection, legal advice or guarantee of condition. Engage the appropriate qualified professional where required.